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'We will suffer': Beetaloo Basin Traditional Owners say no to new fracking

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Nurrdalinji Aboriginal Corporation renews call for renewable energy over gas in response to the Federal Government's Future Gas Strategy. Djingili Elder Samuel Sandy highlights concerns about the risks of gas mining on land, culture, and water.

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'We will suffer': Beetaloo Basin Traditional Owners say no to new fracking

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